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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE
Per gorH, Riper Vessels aud Ruiiroads.
cFNERAI, MARKET REPORT.

aInes arc without change sales 1877 bales al
saiur,iav evening" all Of which were for
c"n.nul- ton. port receipts LAY aggregated
4gagi comparing tn 22dJ bales this day last week
~ "a $50 the corresponding las last year Snco
Srrteer beginning o. the crop year, the Toceips
nave aggregated SGj3G25 bales against 3265ois for the
saur Inc lat season. ,,,
onoiions based tho American Standard of Classidca
slolluH
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POEMS.

BY DAVID ATWOOD wAssOS. with portrait Edited
By Mrs. Edna Dean Cheney Cloth 81 -.
THE genuine expression ~ great and hsau'rnl sonl
WAS utterly thoIOng brave Like lac dra"
mgs master they draw nearer 10 nm than re
scholarly essays gwen him NJ position one u
tho greatest thinkers OF our times
PRE-GLACIAL MAN AND TIE ARYAN RACE.
History and q the birthplace and wandering
ofm&n CentrAAsa.wlth story o. the Ii.e and prog
the Aryan Race, also the decline and destruction
OF that Nation
By LORENZO BURGE. Cloth. Al so.
Sold BY all booksellers. and son by MAIL POSTPAID.
cept % price.
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0eatbero.


A ,iERICAN ANJ FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGEN CY supplies Pref ssop Teachers. Tutors. ,oy.
&c, n Colleges Schools and Ftmiles Apply
MRS N. }. YOUNG FULTON. % 1 uioo SQu.rs
A BEST TEACHERS. tutors and Govern
"a. supplied chArge TEACHERS registered
free viciuss, tlNsVs hAri fern Tor -t4fsD H. Il.
avery. American school Bufcau. vest ltth -. V Y
CClItRMERlIORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
~ Oldest AMI best known IN 4. =. Established 800
LAT Huns. y. Y
'HEACHERS WANTED Ladies English
German AL elpcnt1u specialized in natural sciences
French an German french native drawing painting aud
eiOcution voc Al music. pOrma grsiutte.
6en Naihenstic. Up scppa ian; college graduate
EpscopasD classics, erpesnced 20 ese graduate Tor city
school plano. organ, French aud '~rnAn. Ep scOpaan
penmSnslip and book .rsplrg gymnastics ini tDgls.
ApplJ Mr., " ]. YO' so FULTON. American aud For.
egn teschrrs Agency % Union square.
fI'EACIikRS. Tutors. Musicians, Organrsts
SINGERS. GnverBessss. Companions. Matron. House
k-opers supplied to schools and FaniiIs- h-. "
OtAN'5 teachers Bureau and Mn-c4i Agency, 30 Eat
ltth.st
TUTORS. GovcrnesscS, Professors. Teachers
U all branches circulars ~ choice schools tn
parents modern langu.gss spoken. MIRIAM CoYHlEHE
81 East l7th st. between tth-avn and HToIiNAy.
WOMANS EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w KEtU (f0r both s-Xes) supplies Profe,s,r. Teach
srs. GOvernesscs Mu-ican- H'Isekecpers. Cnrprr
&C. to colleges. schools and famlien: also hook
btenegTaUhrrs ant t0Dyais Ia business firms.
Mrs A. D. CT LIVER. 529 5th.avc. Scr-York CIV.
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european advertisements.
EAIEFUL-CoMFoRTIN =.
EPPS'S COCOA,

BREAKFAsT.-"B by a thorough knowledge Of the
which govern the operations % gcston and
nutrition and by careful application Of the 1nc qualities
" weelcced Cocoa Mr.. Epps has provided our break-
fast tables with a dc.catey favored beverage which may
many helgy doctors bills II Is In the iudlcous
articles Of Diet that constitution nay "a
gradually built uEtl strong enough To resist every Ten
dency disc Hundreds Of subtle ma.adcs boating
around ready wherever there j. lOin.
may escape many fatal shaft by keeping ours yey
well forum with pure blood and properly nourished
frame. '-DNN Service GSZtttr.
Made simply With boiling WAGER Or milk Sold only N
hall pound TN, By Gc-er>, labelled thus JAMES LPPS
& co, HoaT opathc Chemists, London, England
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vss.sss wmssu ooos vus.s, s,uonas ., a.
81. q s. si:: . &c. :
q e g
sD s:s: w !;
a.. n. c?Fn na .ss 7SS7s s Ss S Flax 80.
A si, "sT i: sSIs, g
sS:rt side. sSTsa g is Wni.k.s d,:ie9s
Arttclsa Recsiots shipm.n,,
Mn.ai: 1ash iiS.ooo 1905
o osss S Oasa iss 5sSos
s oar y. 'P prtas, Es. Ia. 49, 100
inactive Fancy Creamery 2ss2sc barry 24a2sa Ess
f.n;v D s. e. w:s: 9a ss~y ~
No Mi1cS 5se5s3;sa osI. .iTons:Se Mica $40
Esn N" ~ s' 81: e s: Z
sassn of On s ;
q s1o o. bIS , Fassy st Extra
C1:es FIAT Regular "a si2c Hog, nrH conmos
fa s % 10 @ anu Ia'csf 7o
,TaitADfLraiA Dec; l9,-r..t. dun, weak and lower
do sra s. ooSsi 70 PenasySaua psny - Is 9s
Clear IT, 10 Ss 40 sr . = S q o.
Clear 81 oosi H. 81 1904 80 II Loan. I'd
8 50 wia;er Patent iar 70 choice = g Mnae:os
s5 aye Flonr $40 for choic. suek Wheat Flour
;Pesa1Sioa Sall ePnSrs S.m."G ISs q; ;.ss y.sr
as7c: do January SIS. Sssc.: do for February s9LS
~ &c; 10 for March 90. dyli.c; do for May 92ro
81 &C. Com. market higher export demand g sales u
Steamer No. MIei in gram depot 56c; No. 2
yellow gram depot IS NJ In export elevator &C.
Ne Mixed fer December So. Ij5lc: do for January
SIS 500, for May 6ysdOc, Oats strong and higaer
sales No Mixed 33c; No White quoted 80 aG3y}ci
No White 40c do Choice 40pc; No White Hhci
Futures quiet buL STEADY; Nc. White for Decem6ei
ss. 59s.c DO for January $4,000 de tor February
4oss.Gsc do for March a., oys.le p.tato., dull
bush. 73c75c; do 10 Far 10 Coed so aGJc: TO do
BrUanks ann White Stars choice 73G75o do Burbank
Far GOOD 30 7Jc Hsbr0ss choice IS do Far To
Gooh oOd 65s PcOnsyvanIA Mixed 65 1eOc Provisions rn
~ 80 smoked Bee }c' Bcsf Han, sI7 so ISIS %
Psrk nesa sl6O09 10 jG 10 suns mesa now 81. 40
do IamlsSl6 90 Dl 90. " ans smoked
l01llc. Sides clear ribbed IN ,Au ia
smsk-d spS Zoe shoulders dry SAT fully carei 6sd6A
do smoked. AT Sc Shsulders pickle cured. 600
s9ac do Breakfast Bacon leslle Lard Arm
81 81 3D. Butter 1uetPennsvvania Creamery Ezra
at 3Oci Western 'reausrv Extra SOC. q. {. '.
Y. Creamcr' Extra "a o25c. Packing buftsr lO0l3c.
Cheese aust. New YORK Full Cream l2.c. Ohio
Eggs stesdv PsnnsyvanA nrsts 2se
ONO ami other Western 25c. Pstroeun-70
DDll TIC sugar-Rehned steady Gr-nuated
al e.U0 Is l6c Powdered 7isc. Feed aul -
Winter Bran 500 7sos2l rs per ton Receipis-Foar
3, 900 bbis Wheat 500 Ousn. Corn zs.5oO sush oats
Uusn- Oats Is, 400 Dusn-
HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA Dec. 10 Spanish gold 2lo@24O4 Exchange
quiet. Sugar Gy.e.
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LEE & SHEPARD, Publishers, Boston.

LEE & SHEPARD. Publishers Boston.
CIR WALTER SCOTS PUEMS.
Revised. corrected and edited. with notes and comm"u
ares ~ VA. j. KoLFH. Royal $40. w,th go beautiful
illustrations. Full git $io hAf calf 81. All. iu
morocco, -l6.
GERALDINE.
Octave Richly Illustrated In cloth, So 80; full
rocco cali. or feI bio CALI 81 80
ct CLOVIS with imagery and delicate beauiy."-AlbAny
Express
THE SWANEE RIVER.
NY OLD KENTUCKY HOME
by STEPHEN COLLINS FOSTER Each IN 4to vol.
ume Fan git In In CLOTH ivory hnish. imitation
wool monkey 81 - >! jo In GcIiOlo Call
extra. or rec oaif 50.
The WHITE SAIL
LOUISE IMOGENE Quincy.
UNDER PINE AND PALM.
by FRANCES l. MACE.
THE NEW ASTRONOMY.
BY S. p. LANGLEY Royal syo Richly illustrated. IS.
NEW wAGGINGS OF OLD TALES
TREASURES FOX CHILDREN
AFLocK OF 0IHLs. by Nora Perry. 80. group
Of dainty stories ofand for giris.
JUAN AND JUANITA Bv Frances Ceurtsnay Baylor
81 80. Adventures IN Northern Mexico
THREE GOOD OIASTs BY RabelaiA with l15 plct-
ures by Gu.tave Dor. 81 30 win 10 read and reread
with evsrincrea.ing snjoyment"-Boston Transcript
DAvY ANDTHE GOBLIN. by Chas Il. CarryL Illus.
traod 81 80 "a remarkable story tho perfection Of what
childish fantastic writing should e"-R. n. III dtard
THE PErERKIS PAPERS. by Lnoretia p Hale 81 So
'tIrres stoly funny stories st Paul Despatch.
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II = = u.
LIFE AND TINES or JESUS,

As related by THOMAS DIoYMUs. New alii.on. cloih.
81 90
II IS entirely SAFE that such pen ,aIo OF ic''
Al Is times been wrifie every ra-e actually Wv
etug ne attention 81 tie reader ~ the C1pVaus se 70.
the narratives the winning anil inyaC language a TO-
vc.'1g the intensely inere.'i1g subjects VIII On" ro
charming yy.dncs. and ius the WORK 10 place 100
the realm Of CAr.4n biography and history beside ben H1r
In the realm u Oriental TOmaacc
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7 EE q SlIEPARD'S
NEW BOOKS.
TALKS To YOUNG MEN


with "AsiDEs" TO YOUNG WOMEN
sAh New.l ok. Cloth IL -.
havo a. ell 20 speak The Srnt moved Hc oaG ihen laid
these Tai away WITH many to uuen or rois some
sorts o. pess DO IN my AMI npw when must maze
good IN Old promise PRINT those Asyo 'c'n .e
acted " e BE. m d stu 10 nave t.cu.
and some vi tue Of otter sweet Auti'Is IntIodIc.n
JAMES FREEMAN CIARKE's "KELIlIOUS !D-
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Jrstrat 10 II

For Young Ladies-City.
CJRCULARS of SCHOOLS. DO sexes, city
" and country with careful advice 10 pa eats
- an" ''''' 49, MIRIAM CONRIERF
81 East l7th ST.. between 4th-ave and Broadway.
MISS CHISHOLAPS SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Is East Gjth.,L NowYork
WI reopen Ssptonbor &c HoYf 'la'"
go WEST 13OTH-ST. Tho Misses JACOTS
,1,) eCuOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES Advanced course.
81, boarding pupils IL received Boys department;
kindtrEArtsn.
For Bows and Young Men-Cit7.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, l. ALB
,,raI an departments instruction thorough "
NJ HOBBY. W. T.. AKIN. N c. HENDhiCkSoN Prin>
NXYOODBRIDGE SCHOOL. 81 East 10th st.
w Scientific Classical Two hundred students hayo
been prepared Tor Columbia School Of MinsA
For Both Sexes
CLINTON LIBERAL INSrITUTE.-Scho
- Of ocutios Music Al Art AGA Mo All CDisr.5s
courses Busincs, Cols.a " PAH5ELL. A ". Prs,.
dent Fart Plan. y. Y
KRAJJS'S SEMINARY FOR KTNDERGAR-
~ TEN TEACHERS MODEL KINBEHGARrEN
II Fa,t Iyist Reopens Ocotbort
Prot John KRAUS and Mrs ". KRAUS.B0ELrE.
BROOKLYN.
rVHF CRfTTENDEN.
i ENGLISH PREPARATORY FRENCH SCHOOL
and Ktndsrg.rien n both
o. Hrkssf. corner 81 rin,t3pls.
SECOND YEAR Sspteuher2a. Miss H. a WHEELER.
late Institute second term begins Nov 3D.
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eig
uSE9y iI;ip ~ Tor IN, ,.c.pri,n or rr,1,
e.. near fth.4vs has eR,Ncn nor coSNEcrIDN VIA
any Other school Oh the s'ree or N ts e'' as represented
Both Sexcs-Countrv.
DEFINING y. j. SENINARY.-Ladies
csIeee: school or H.ys eoil'so preparatory. az.
@., aF " ss.'' @ . cS@c.,
by rrcsi."i Heso'i io1'' F!g:a;; S' sGs.,,
DOCNLAtD EOLL ttE. EYArK -ON-TllE-
g'1s for aae' ,aa ser,l.meS tacc-'',.l at Pep
9os r- A" '"'1c'- i' ,Y Tgr@' ''''1 ~ s1Hi
-Irccilt1.1ul
1 -CIRCULAES or GOOD SCHOOLS free.
4. Ito " i.fIa tsor tIrs and locality rrrfcrrof
70 EANtRY. trer,4n ,,no. Bureau. % ~ l''n.'t. y Y
PRIVATE TUITION by h.ur or month for
az. L. Esr.s4w r. A. Ct1oi.af. so' s,h.1o
BOYS AMI You1- Mer---col1,ry.
4 HOME SCHOOL for Young boys
~ Address l. d 4Nr,SYEr
EORDtNTOWN y. j. MILITARY lNNrI-
- TUIE. fs'- .' ~ be rwIrr. TO- .--. ~ YORK
rea-hp. j. esrs,, Fs. v,iar. In, - Sia az
I,ct,. i,f. T. H. iANno&. T. ~. rfmo,paL
VRYANT s0IoJL Gp,yn. Long IsllnL
On Z AN.,ay ,,-''.4,y q - - ga: f, .i',,
ELNWOOD SCHOOL FOR RONs.-At Mil
- OIL c'ap. rareet' vao ar' an.r'unai' ~ me ma.
s 'fea o. 5 A.. 81 - '.f.' ~ 81" 49, ',@-i''
II uGIilAND VII. lAhl ACADENl
"0e''Sf N'' '' ~ ''a' s 81 . /" i5T
IRVING SlIrNla. iarrvt,vn- Ind
i,,'r.;,a '.r ,,a-rp'vt ~" ,HaaJvAc "a ,
Mt. BEACON tCNDENY.
NJ FlSHHGLoT.uUpsDN, NJ
.s,,ct ron. ,ch,,L J. FRED SMITH \. ". Prineip,-
DOUGHKFEPSIE ~ y MILITARY ~
sriruIF 500 al 1g'+ For l,n',r,1i sr'H r 81
pENNSYfNANIA MILITARY ACADEMW
MILIrAGY coLLE's "T Sc rc.r1r c..%,T'
For Rows ena voln, Ncn-"ountrv.
XONEFRS ON TIE HCpNON.-A family
sms'e, tho hft tine o~o-c.lr 'oisitsi tsi cheap .1'
ni i9 ,r.r "a a.r 'TTiiio ITiISmr"S
S~Nn YEAR FpG 10Y,
RDVO swIrHIS sHoArLfD 80. ~ ta-'rL
Mesa (PsnnJ AcAisnr
For You've Lqd,ra- 3,l1:-I
DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE, y. j.
ID -ncauu'nll saton. healt,'r hen-k- asi thsroush
Sesttcce" urniei ~ - oltfon' 80 ,tii.ii' q, ~.
For oats Quo fitfrss - Z d.. q 1NtN. : W. Pr-st
EJOME and DAY SCflOOi for GIRLS.-Pr-
! msry. Intermediate, Cis.eil. FnTii'h Music Fuph'
admitted 70 N.snt N~e-'sy mith % our crruhc,tS ihrn'
TRINITY HALL.
L BtV- HLY TEwJERsFY.
h9ae s.hOfi twenty young ladies. Varied
- me she.t orif Careful 'rainrS In
.es, mint ana heart Sold allure English Mpsic Ar
ana language PRESCRIBED COURSE FOR STU
DENTS PREPARING fOR Any COLLLGE Twentieth
begins Scl'cn Is. For circular address The prln
c.pai. Nc IA, HEILr GlBHotN HUNT
WEST Wal NUT STREET BOARDING
year tern, ro 81 ~ % 80 1.r ,slr res, MAJ
1HAUTMANN. 1901 Ndilt-'t. Pl.iii'l9hiA r'il
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Ocean 5feamers.

ANCHOR LINE Y. s. NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
~ GLASGOW VIA MOVILLE Lon ton ierryl
Frsa PIER 81 y. r.. tsot u LerOy-sL
Dec. q. EthlOp 7, n0sd
81. = - n AnchOra....Jsn II, A. n
Rate, - paage glasgow Osrrv Lvsross AMI Bsltas
cabin s4j an S55 SscOn iclsss. $50. steer2ge. Sd
Drafts tssl.i for 1nDlnt u currest rStes
HENDERSON BROTHERS,. ! Bowling Grees. Nsv.fo-e
ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THU
UPTOWN OFFlCE-. No. 1898 Broadway. corner Thirty:
nrs; =, until D. N $50 Broadway between Iwcnyseco11
and Twenty thiri SIS until SO3 West twenty thrf
tghthsve. l52 sxthave- l5S Fourthaye cor
,er Fourteenth 100 Third Forty seyenthss
ln07 ~ SlItiethse
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BROOKLYN.
Ifus cal lnstructio l.
a .NEM YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC

Located only
EEAST 14Tii 81. 3t fpsr east 81 3FHtVE
Chartered lNiI
THE IRsr ORGANIZED All psst i,7onisi c,i,srvl
America - -. -.
Al this FAMOUS school OF music. Eiocntoi. For.
egn Languages. Drawil< ani "NntinL stIisIt, rb;sFS
JNEQUAILED ADV ANlhGt.
OPEN pAY anil lNI-N va Tor the iecspu,n o. Pupils
X 1.-The y \. Co.'S FENA TORY only AZ > Ta,t ltfh.
a. near fth-4ve has BRANCH nor Cosmetic ~ VITA
an Other Dol tAe city represented
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OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
steamers leave san Francisco a. follows
OCEAN IC... W ciues AZ jan IL
W edne day Feb J.
BELIC. estay. Fe0 IL.
GAELIC. BELGTC SAN PABLO.
sHpsrbly Appointci-SupslOr Accommodations
Reservations made " letter telegraph o. ana
cabin pans at go Broadway NewYork Room ~.
LELAND sTANFO RID. President
IL. GOODMAN Genera Passenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-20

coFfEE- For Bra1 grOwh. ne mlIfet cootInned h,m
ami At THO S1, the general quotations Tor
far sales BAGS 40 at lsS-cy store ouO hs9s NJ
Tat -e and on bag. - Fsr the miller -iy IS
,e ser cortinned sleliy Sae. j2 bags LagnavIa
At. az bags Maracaro While hrs prices a ne 'lec a
tvr market iucatrt ddvanc" ~ bp1 points e general
Tempe ca.s o1c thfous oui GO 10y nnli ng'rss
elmo osi' Tor nc 10y - p.-
low. rann.fy IBlaaIbI5 tbrIafy len0H H. 40 March.
rs - April BOA - NAV. - 81 IS 20 inge.
sepeg ~ ~ %'GGIri ~.
IN. Fere"' MONTH We January 10 80 t'oT""ty.
NJ H. a. - .C Ianr 1000 $3.50 iuiY y -Od So
Au~usi lt45J 30 September. - 80 10j ie'cn ber
H. 4ra d. -. "a IL. 900 sag- ~
rIOCR AND WENl.-FLpUR-No NV foatnrcs 49,
oir la.r although hnyer. tam the Alvsnare Trading
cr, .ur. ng~ no erac win cNrnrtcrs very
-. r. -, bbl. i~o,u ug 700 cry N - 5ca
50 - 'or Wei Iur.. latter H-i h, fD- at
- e. ,. -. Boo tr!. Suprrhncl ftt'p ro' o1f
EItt iN . 80 90 ..'Jl 1h4- Nlii'i Leaf J. J.
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rican Standard OF Classifica-


G.cd Ordinary .... ill6 Low Mddllng...... SIG
Good OIiinaTy..--. Ss Mfdiins -----..lo $40
In The absence decided stimulating Influence tho
general feeling the option list rasy. Final hgnr"'
Tenrrscured decline Of Gd7 points for the day. Sales
1000 bales x.. CT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-20

HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA Dec l9-Span. sh gold 2&O1240'A Exchange
quiet. Sugardy.et
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4 H' Z y y. " ,.,, o.,
LLOYD 50. co.

NOlIDDE.l II In LIZ W.
~ SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON,,r>,
NEw-YoKk souritAMFlVS, a. y: y ,, nhsn''-
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
,,,I.r Nod Dec. H. 10 EIbe. Wool. jan H. r III.
ai.r We'd. Dec. - 81. m Vera We'd Jan - sSo IN
ca, e. $50 a. IN. Ems. Wodp Jan -, 2Sn y M
slr,t CaOn SIS Oertn according u location
,tbin. {J5 berth Stecrase AT lowest rltsS
IN = No = Bsw srGen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-20

A Ctnl.s LIFE Eighty YEAiS AGO. oeeouen ','
- tier. of ELIZA SoUTHGATE BOVINE MIN
a.. ' ",uri'ao ny Clarence Cook. Svs, PIP XII, Z3s'
Chtl!rs -cIlDnct's Sos"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-19
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Contributions to be Seat from
Les Angeles County,.

Contribution to be Sent from
Les Angeles County.
All day yesterday packers were en-
gagged at the pavilion in asserting and
boxing the entire exhibit of the
genealogical fair, taking such speci-
mems as would bear transportation to
the great st. Louis fair and leaving
the rest to the care of the exhibitors.
The collection gathered up yesterday
and delivered to Porter Brothers for
shipment to st. Louis will make a full
carload. 1t goes as county exhibit,
and not for the purpose of furthering
the interests OF one locality over an
other, but to show the thousands
gathered there the pomological and
vegetable products of this coun-
ty. The California contingent need
in no wise be ashamed of
this magnificent display. The fair
has been an entire success as Il
demonstration of the county products,
and the display was matter of aston
ishment to the society itself, and far
oACccucu ULlc ulOSU ottISIlilC CAPCSth
tions but financially it was failure,
to the discredit of Los Angeles. Out
OF a population of 0,O00 in this city,
the number attending swelled the re-
ceipts from all sources to but $1,000,
leaving deficiency of but little short
of $1,000 for society composed OF not
wealthy men to make good. This is
not creditable, and the spirit Of the
city should be aroused to point Of
raising enough money to relieve the
society from its embarrassment.
There are a great many in Los Ange-
les who are making business Of sci.
ling land, presumably for what it will
produce. Here is an opportunity for
them to assist in an advertising matter
to purpose. Out of our abundance
and the number who could contribute
the amount should be quickly forth
coming. An effort should be imme-
diately made in that direction. All
the fruit selected was without blemish
and was carefully wrapped in tissue
paper and boxed. 1t filled a car, and
will be sent forward to-day on express
train. A good report will be heard
from it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-19
DAILY HERALD.
DECEASED CLERGY.
A Memorial Service Held Yester-
dRv.

A Memorial Service Held Yester-
day.
A memorial service was held yes
terday afternoon in the Fort street M.
K. Church in commemoration of the
late Bishop w. l.. Harris and the de-
ceased clergymen of this conference.
The services were conducted by Bish-
op Walden, who read the twenty-frst
chapter of Revelations. Prayer was
offered by Rev. A. w. Hough, and
the committee on memorials presented
it's written report which was read by
Rev. Adam Bland.
Bishop Harris, who died few days
since in his 18th year, was noted as a
church educator and parliamentarian.
His work as secretary of the General
Conference and his books on church
discipline are the best the church has,
and are everywhere accepted as stand
ard.
Rev. Mr.. GARRISON followed in a
touching eulogy of Bishop Harris.
He had been colleague with de-
ceased many years, and knew him
intimately. His remarks were few
and choice.
Resolutions we're then offered by
Rev. Mr.. Cherington to the memory
of Rev. j. z. Lapham, who died last
July. Deceased was veteran SOL
dier, and entered the ministry after
the war, and did efficient work as q
church h-builder.
Rev. Mr.. Green delivered an ap-
propriate eulogy.
: Rev. A. nj. Hough presented resolu-
tions detailing the life OF Rev. E. M.
Wheeler, who died in San Diego
county in December last, of consump-
ton, at the age OF 80 years.
Rev. M. M. Bovard, co-laborer in
the University OF Southern California,
eulogized Prof. Wheeler.
Appropriate resolutions were also
presented, geographically and eulo-
gistically commemorative of Mrs.
Thompson, wife of Rev. Mr.. Thomp-
son.
Bishop Walden regretted a lack of
time to present his views of the late |
Bishop Harris, with whom he had
been associated for mere than twenty |
five years in church work.
This closed the memorial exercises,
which occupied about two hours,
which was Immediately followed by
the ordination of the deacons and
elders.
The following named deacons were |
called to the altar and ordained as
deacons: E. J. Inwood, Henry J.
Grail, Willis D. Lowder and Ralph s.
Badger.
The following were then ordained as
elders: G. F. Bovard, G. w. Nelson
and w. S. Clinesmith.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-19

HOUSES.
Hotel on Main street, 4S rooms, nicely
furn shed; 3 years lease. ...'..
Elegant cottage on Eleventh street,
with furniture; stable: bet. Main and
Los Angeles streets ............
Cottage on Hill street, bet. Tenth and
Eleventh, clean side, lot 52x165
ETC., grounds nicely improved, Palm
street ..,. ,,,, i, j, E. .....|...4A..s z
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-19
New Hotel at Orange.

Work commenced Wednesday upon
a three-story brick hotel in Orange,
on tie Chubb tract, near the proposed
depot of the California Central Rail-
road. George Bessonette is the con-
tractor, and the brick is to be lur-
nished from his yard at Orange. The
new hotel is to be about as large as the
Brunswick, of Santa Ana, to contain
sixty or sixty-five rooms, and cost in
the neighborhood of 100000. 1t will
be a splendid addition to the pro-
gressive town of Orange, and shows
the energy and enterprise of her citi-
zens. This hotel will use up about
O,OOO bricks.-[Santa Ana Herald
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-19

81 teachers desks with lifting lid on Gen.
ter of top and one drawer at each side
All goods to be set up and delivered to any
school house In the city ON or before the
oath of December, 1887.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or oil bids, All bids must be accompanied
by certified check for $50.
Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. l6th 1887.
MRS. ANNA s. AFERILL, Sec.
once. Fort Street near Sixth. sl6td
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-19
SOUTH Red LANDS

A PART OF THE BIG PURCHASE AT SOUTH
IA Red Lands is now subdivided and on the market
This land POSSESSES THE SAME QUALITIES as
Red Lands, in character of soil and climate being be-
twelve and fifteen hundred feet higher than Cotton
and Immediately on the S. P. R. R-where new Station
and Depot be located adons Red Lands proper
on the South Abundance of PURE MOUNTAIN
WATER to be piped the land. small townste
of two hundred lots has been laid out, TWENTY-FIVE
of which already sold before the maps out The
balance laid out in five and tracts with wide
avenues. Will be placed the market at the low
of $3.50 per lot and $3.50 per Onethrd cash bal
in IL and lS months at 8per cent interest Should
any remain unsod after the ls prox prices will be ad
vanced.
A. E. DITCH, Agent, 236 N. Main Street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-19

Diamond street Tract.
Look out, for this .ract will be ready for
sale October LIST next.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-19

| DIR. FREELAND, Of the NJ. Z. Chprnh
| says that two bottles Of 0ilmore's Aroms1
Wine cured his wife Of Nervouo DSHf75{~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-19

Groom house on South Hill St, clean
side ....,; ;....+}. .....,.s....,.. $500
4-large-room house, Julian ST., Childs
tract 49,. - .-:.....'...'......-- 36O
6-r0om house, near Pico street, Morris
Vineyard tract ,'...,"'.."'''.3'... 5000
4-room house on Wright ST.. clean side 265O
4-room house on Second st., near Bel
mont Hotel -. -. -. $500
Groom house on Myrtle ST., half block
from street cars: furniture complete $500
Broom house, with bathroom hotend
cold water, clean side OF both streets $500
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
2O-acre fruit ranch in Orange; ;one-half
mile from plaza on clean side of
principal street; good S-room house;
ornamental trees, hedges, etc: an
elegant home, or tract for subdivis-
ion; worth 500, 900; price IA, 900
800 acres Ben Porter ranch, San Fer
nendo, per acre .-..4,4..- 125'
a. acres In Port Ballona, per acre 800
81 acres In Port HallOna, per acre $50
I'D Acrcs Hon Porter ranch, pey acre 125